10) What type of slope failure is shown in this figure? A) earth flow B) creep...

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10) What type of slope failure is shown in this figure? A) earth flow B) creep C) rock slide D) debris flow E) rotational slide 11) This graph shows an interpretation of temperatures based on the change in isotopes in ice-core data. This graph implies that: Isotopic enrichment 201 10 00 -10 2.0 1800 2000 A) the coolest time period on this data set was from around 1500 to the last part of the 1700s 1000 B) current temperatures are by far the hottest based on this record C) atmospheric warming started as early as the late 1700s D) all of these 12) Which of the following most likely indicates that sea level has fallen relative to the land? A) marine terraces B) wave-cut notches and platforms that are above sea level C) offshore sand bars that have become coastal dunes D) the presence of coral reefs on land E) all of these 13) What happens to the surface area of exposed rock if a rock is fractured? A) the surface area does not change because the volume does not change B) there are more pieces, but the surface area does not change C) the surface area increases as the rock is fractured D) the surface area decreases as the rock is fractured 3 12) 13) 10) 11)- 10) What type of slope failure is shown in this figure? A) earth flow B) creep C) rock slide D) debris flow E) rotational slide 11) This graph shows an interpretation of temperatures based on the change in isotopes in ice-core data. This graph implies that: Isotopic enrichment 201 10 00 -10 2.0 1800 2000 A) the coolest time period on this data set was from around 1500 to the last part of the 1700s 1000 B) current temperatures are by far the hottest based on this record C) atmospheric warming started as early as the late 1700s D) all of these 12) Which of the following most likely indicates that sea level has fallen relative to the land? A) marine terraces B) wave-cut notches and platforms that are above sea level C) offshore sand bars that have become coastal dunes D) the presence of coral reefs on land E) all of these 13) What happens to the surface area of exposed rock if a rock is fractured? A) the surface area does not change because the volume does not change B) there are more pieces, but the surface area does not change C) the surface area increases as the rock is fractured D) the surface area decreases as the rock is fractured 3 12) 13) 10) 11)-

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